Overview

QR TIGER creates static and dynamic codes for uses ranging from URLs and contact cards to files, Wi-Fi, menus, forms, landing pages, and app stores. Static codes fit information that will not change; dynamic URL codes can be edited and tracked with real-time analytics. That makes QR TIGER more useful for campaigns that may need destination changes or scan monitoring than for people who only need a fixed, one-off code.

The company says it was founded in 2018 by Benjamin Claeys and operates teams across the US, Europe, Singapore, and Southeast Asia. For more options, browse our QR Code Generator Software list.

Key features

Code types and smart routing

The format range includes URL, vCard, file, GS1 Digital Link, link page, Google Form, menu, landing page, multi-URL, app store, and Wi-Fi codes, among others. Multi-URL codes can show links based on a scanner’s location, language, time, scan count, or geofencing. This gives campaign operators flexibility to tailor destinations, though it is unnecessary overhead for a single unchanging link.

Tracking, bulk creation, and integrations

Dynamic URL codes support real-time analytics. The Free plan offers basic scan analytics, while Advanced adds Google Analytics integration and bulk generation of up to 3,000 codes per batch. QR TIGER also lists Canva, HubSpot, and Zapier integrations; its subscription guide includes Monday.com for Regular. These connections and bulk tools are most relevant to teams managing codes as part of a broader campaign workflow.

The API can create dynamic codes, track data, and generate codes in bulk, but requires a subscription plan and API key. That is a useful route for organizations automating code creation, but not a no-cost integration path.

Mobile apps and security

QR TIGER has iPhone and Android apps for generating and scanning codes; the maker describes the scanner as free and ad-free. Its privacy policy describes password-protected access, public and private keys, encryption of processed data, and SSL encryption in transit. For vCard Contact Me Forms, the vCard owner is the data controller and QR TIGER acts as processor. Enterprise guidance also lists two-factor authentication, SSO, and the option to block web login, controls that matter more to larger organizations than casual users.

Pricing

QR TIGER is freemium. The Free plan is free, has no expiry, and requires no credit card. It includes unlimited static codes, three dynamic codes capped at 500 scans each, basic scan analytics, unlimited file storage, and a QR TIGER logo popup. Those caps make it suitable for trying dynamic codes or maintaining a small set of low-volume uses, not for campaigns that need room to grow.

Regular costs 7.00 USD per month; the pricing page displays “US$7 Month,” and the maker offers monthly or annual billing. It raises the allowance to 12 dynamic codes with unlimited scans and downloads, 5MB file uploads, 500 API requests, one user, and Canva integration. The single seat and modest code count suit an individual or small operation, while teams needing shared access or larger volumes should look higher.

Advanced costs 16.00 USD per month and is billed annually. It includes 200 dynamic codes, 10MB uploads, 3,000 API requests, batches of up to 3,000 codes, Zapier and HubSpot integrations, and two users. The higher quota and bulk tools make it the clearer fit for campaign work, but the annual billing commitment is a meaningful trade-off.

Premium costs 37.00 USD per month, billed yearly. It raises capacity to 600 dynamic codes, 20MB uploads, and 10,000 API requests, retains bulk batches up to 3,000, and adds one white-label domain; it includes two users. This is aimed at operations that need more volume and branded domains, though it does not add more seats than Advanced.

Professional is US$89 per contact, with up to 1,200 dynamic codes, Premium features, and another sub-user. Enterprise has custom pricing and includes admin and sub-users plus support for multiple teams or brands. The pricing page says all plans include 24/7 customer support, while Free specifies basic support.

Platforms

QR TIGER supports web, Android, iOS, and API access. The API is subscription-gated and requires an API key; the mobile apps add code generation and scanning beyond the browser experience.

Who it's for

QR TIGER is a good fit for individuals and organizations that expect to edit QR destinations, monitor scans, use conditional routing, or generate codes in batches. Regular works for a solo user with a small dynamic-code requirement; Advanced and Premium are better suited to campaign teams that need higher quotas, integrations, or bulk work. The Free plan is better treated as a limited trial than as a dependable home for ongoing, high-scan campaigns. Users who only need fixed static codes may not need its dynamic-code and routing capabilities.

Pros and cons

Pros: Editable dynamic URL codes with real-time analytics make it possible to change destinations and monitor campaign activity.
Pros: Multi-URL routing supports location, language, time, scan-count, and geofencing conditions, useful for campaigns serving different audiences.
Pros: Advanced and Premium support bulk batches up to 3,000, while paid API quotas support programmatic creation and tracking.
Pros: iPhone and Android apps, plus Canva, HubSpot, and Zapier integrations, cover several common creation and workflow needs.
Cons: Free limits users to three dynamic codes and 500 scans per code, and shows a QR TIGER logo popup, restricting it for serious campaigns.
Cons: Regular has one user and 12 dynamic codes; Advanced and Premium are billed annually or yearly, respectively, so greater capacity costs more and can entail a longer commitment.
Cons: API access requires a subscription and API key, so it is not available as a free automation option.

Alternatives

Choose The QR Code Generator if you want a free allowance of two dynamic codes, one user, and 14 days of scan analytics, or prefer its listed extension platform.

OpenQR may suit users prioritizing a forever-free web plan with unlimited generation, eight QR types, 1D barcodes, and no watermarks or expiry.

QRCode.io is worth considering for unlimited static codes, 17 static QR types, and logo, color, and shape customization on its free plan.

QRZone offers a 14-day starter period with five dynamic codes, 2,000 monthly scans, one landing page, and 14 days of analytics retention.

Build QR may fit a small mobile-first need: its free plan has one dynamic code, five static codes, unlimited scans, and seven-day analytics.

ME-QR offers a free allowance of 10,000 created codes, unlimited scans and lifetime, and one year of analytics history, though its free codes display ads.

Uniqode may be preferable for digital business-card sharing, with its free plan offering unlimited card sharing, Apple Wallet and Google Wallet support, and analytics for 14 days.

Zint Barcode Generator is a free, open-source barcode generation project for users who want that kind of tool.

Verdict

QR TIGER is a strong choice for individuals and campaign teams that need editable QR destinations, scan analytics, conditional routing, or bulk generation. Its broad formats and paid-plan quotas make it adaptable as work scales, but the Free plan’s three-code and per-code scan caps are restrictive, and higher-volume tiers involve annual billing or custom pricing. Choose it when QR campaigns need active management; look elsewhere if you only need static codes or want a free dynamic-code allowance without these limits.

	QR TIGER	QRFY
Free plan	Yes
Free trial		Yes
Paid from	$7/mo
Platforms	Android, api, iOS, Web	api, Web
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Paid from	7 /mo
Dynamic QR codes	Yes	Yes
Scan analytics	Yes	Yes
Bulk QR creation	Yes	Yes
Brand customization	Yes	Yes
Campaign management	Yes

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